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Runs through a full sterilization cycle—water injection, heating, sterilization, exhaust, drying—with microcomputer program control and a touch-button LED display, so you set it and walk away.
We've seen these used daily for media prep, instrument packs, and liquid loads in pharma QC labs and biotech R&D; the 35L is fine for small batches, but most buyers go with the 80L or 100L when running culture media or waste decontamination.
Chamber volumes are 35, 50, 80, or 100 liters—pick base on your typical load size—and you get a working pressure of 0.23 MPa with a sterilization range form 105 to 138°C. It's not suited for porous loads like textiles unless you run a slow exhaust cycle, but for sealed liquids or wrapped instruments it's fine.
Safety features include door interlock, overpressure relief, and anti-dry burning protection; the digital display shows failure codes if something goes wrong, which saves troubleshooting time. Matrial options are AISI316L or 304, and it's CE and ISO13485 certified—usually ships with a COA and calibration report.
One thing you might not think to ask: teh door seal is a silicone gasket that holds up to repeated cycles, but we've had a few users replace it after about 500 runs or so—check lead time if you need extras. Lead time is typically 4-6 weeks from China, and we can do 220V or 380V depending on your facility.
We offer four sizes: 35L, 50L, 80L, and 100L. Pick the one that matches your lab's typical load.
Yes, you can set it anywhere from 105°C to 138°C, depending on what you're sterilizing.
It's CE, EEC, and ISO13485 certified, so it meets international quality and safety standards for medical devices.
Absolutely — both are available. AISI316L offers better corrosion resistance, while AISI304 is more cost-effective.
It includes overtemperature protection, antidry burning protection, door interlock, and overpressure relief to keep operation safe.
